Painkiller: New Trailer and Playable Demo, Release Approaches

Experience Painkiller Demo at Steam Next Fest, Preview Massive Bosses & Over-the-Top Abilities Ahead of 2025 Launch

Saber Interactive and Anshar Studios have released an online demo for Painkiller during Steam Next Fest, available until October 20th. The demo allows players to team up with up to three friends or venture solo, utilizing an arsenal of powerful weapons such as the Stakegun and Electrodriver. The "This Is Painkiller" trailer offers a brutal preview of the game, highlighting its explosive fights, massive bosses, and over-the-top abilities. Players can experience this early look before Painkiller's official launch on October 21st, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

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